did work across the southwest, not just texas, but it is important nationally. what they have been able to do in terms of increasing mexican-american voter registration, also having an influence on how many politicians, mexican-american politicians we have in office now, they have made a huge impact on getting out the vote to minority communities. >> you can watch this and other programs on the history of communities across the country at c-span.org/cities tour. this is american history tv, only on c-span3. >> while many holiday traditions will be different this year because of the coronavirus pandemic, we can still remember festivities from years past. >> here we are at the state dining room, the last stop of the tour. on the table we have carolers that were handmade by our florist, nancy clark. and then right behind there we have the portrait of abraham lincoln and then the fireplace that created with garland, snow, and ribbon. and then over here is a masterpiece done by what is known as the desert doctor here at the white house, the white house pastry chef. i

possibly making 1a degrees in the southwest. that wetter weather continues to push its way eastwards during sunday evening, some heavier rain for a while across eastern parts of england and then we see those showers following him behind. so, our weather system moves away actually on sunday night into monday morning, so it is very mild, actually, and low—pressure states states towards the northwest of the uk feeding in those brisk south to south—westerly winds. and essentially, it's sunshine and bands of shower, some wetter weather across more western areas, pushing northwards into scotland. quite a few showers running through the english channel, so the drier weather, though not completely dry, may well be across the midlands and eastern england. fairly mild, temperatures 11—12 degrees for much of the country. still very mixed, though, through the rest of the week. the winds not quite as strong on tuesday, fewer showers, but some wet and windy weather on thursday and probably returning on friday as well, but thursday looks

and southwest englund, more flooding from a more travel disruption. and by the end of the day, there could be as much as 100 mm, four inches of rain having fallen over dartmoor and also the brecon beacons. that wetter weather is still around at the moment, but gradually, overnight, that band of rain, heavy for a while, will push its way more towards eastern parts of england — allowing clear spells and showers to follow notjust to northern ireland, but further into scotland, wales and western england. it will still be windy overnight, so it's going to be a mild start to the weekend with temperatures of 8—10 celsius. the weekend will probably look a little different, actually, with sunny spells and some scattered showers. that very mild but wet weather that we've seen today is getting pushed away out towards the east, allowing those showers to roll in around that area of low pressure and draw in some cooler weather as the weekend goes on. start of the weekend, though, we have still got some rain affecting easternmost parts of england, that will clea

later as we 5ta rt to wales and the southwest later as we start to see if you 5hower5. sign5 of some milder air here, 11 degrees in plymouth, but had about in the ea5t, it'5 in plymouth, but had about in the ea5t, it's still around six or seven. hello, i'm ro5 atkin5. this is 0ut5ide source. let me take you straight to bloomington and delaware, where president—electjoe biden ‘5 publicly introducing the health team —— wilmington delaware. publicly introducing the health team -- wilmington delaware. as all of you know, i know that out of our collective pain, we're going to find collective pain, we're going to find collective purpo5e collective pain, we're going to find collective purpose to control the pandemic, to save lives and to heal as pandemic, to save lives and to heal a5a pandemic, to save lives and to heal a5 a nation. today, i'm pleased to announce the team members who will doju5t announce the team members who will do just that. a team of

there will be some sunshine, but we will see the cloud increasing in northern ireland, wales and the southwest and through the afternoon, we will start to see some rain marching in as well. ahead of that, though, it is still quite cold air, the winds will be fairly light and temperatures at sixes and sevens. that wetter weather coming into the western side of the uk probably won't reach eastern parts because the main driver of the rain is going to push the wet weather down into france and the weather front sort of breaks off into two. so here is some overnight rain to clear away, and then we are left with this patchy rain in western scotland, it could turn wintry as it reaches the highlands. a few pockets of drizzle here and there to the east, but even if it does brighten up, it's quite cold here, temperatures 5 degrees in eastern scotland, northeast england. those temperatures beginning to rise out to the west with the next band of rain arriving in northern ireland by the end of the day. this will be accompanied by some stronger winds overnight, pushing the rain eastwards. again, the heaviest

or 8 degrees, mild or elsewhere and possibly 1a celsius in the southwest. hello, this is bbc news with maryam moshiri. the headlines... talks between the eu and the uk have continued in brussels, with both sides warning they‘re unlikely to reach a post—brexit agreement by tomorrow‘s deadline. four royal navy patrol ships are being put on standby to help protect britain‘s fishing waters in the event of a no—deal brexit. the uk, china and india are among the countries to have made pledges to cut carbon emissions at a virtual climate summit. we are putting our foot to the accelerator, in a carbon—friendly way of course, with a ten—point plan for a

got to watch for rainfall totals totting up in southwest england and across cornwall over the next few days. it's around the west where we've got the keenest of the breeze, lighter winds further east and, of course, like we saw on monday, there will be some mist and fog lingering. into tuesday evening, just a few showers around the coast. many inland become dry, clear and very frosty. icy, too, and then, with colder air in place, we'll have to watch this next feature pushing around the dominant low to the northeast of this. this is what could give a more significant and widespread spell of snow. to the south of it, we've got milder air. the colder air is on the northern edge, so it's crucial to the track of that low pressure system who will see the snow. now, it is subject to change. one thing i will say — keep checking the forecast. it could just fringe into northern ireland. at the moment, it looks like the dominant air will be through wales, the midlands, towards east anglia through wednesday and wednesday night for some significant, potentially disruptive snowfall. rain along the

and southwest england, more flooding from a more travel disruption. and by the end of the day, there could be as much as 100 mm, four inches of rain having fallen over dartmoor and also the brecon beacons. that wetter weather is still around at the moment, but gradually, overnight, that band of rain, heavy for a while, will push its way more towards eastern parts of england — allowing clear spells and showers to follow notjust to northern ireland, but further into scotland, wales and western england. it will still be windy overnight, so it's going to be a mild start to the weekend with temperatures of 8—10 celsius. the weekend will probably look a little different, actually, with sunny spells and some scattered showers. that very mild but wet weather that we've seen today is getting pushed away out towards the east, allowing those showers to roll in around that area of low pressure and draw in some cooler weather as the weekend goes on. start of the weekend, though, we have still got some rain affecting easternmost parts of england, that will clea

probably the best will be in wales in the southwest, eight, may be 9 degrees but in the cloud further east, it could be colder at around four celsius or so. colder at around four celsius or so. early next week, one area of low pressure running to the southwest of the uk, another one threatening to come in off the north sea and that will bring some wetter weather on tuesday and parts of scotland, but early next week is generally going to be dry. however, it is going to be cold and quite grey. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. trade and around the world. talks between britain and the trade talks between britain and the european union have been put on hold until prime minister borisjohnson the commissioner can hold direct talks on saturday. they are trying to bridge significant distance differences in three key areas. the us president electjoe biden has called for urgent bipartisan agreement to help people who've lostjobs as a result of the coronavirus pandemic. he said americans needed help now. new figures show thejobs needed help no

so, we are on southwest 6, this is route 66 going through town. we have got the historic courthouse and library on the right, juxtaposed with nice modern structures with all reflecting surfaces right across the street. the first bank southwest building a couple of blocks down the road. it's the tallest building between amarillo -- excuse me, it's the tallest building between fort worth and denver at 31 stories. but right ahead here is the barfield building undergoing renovations right now. it will reopen in 2020 as a marriott autograph hotel. that is a big part of the experience here in amarillo, is being able to see the old amid the new and how it all kind of comes together. ellen, she is a really good photographer. she has been influenced by a lot of really good street photographers through the years. you know, she could really see the juxtaposition of the old and the new here, the skyscraper, the old sign and so forth, and the old street. so, we are in the far western regions of the texas panhandle, unfortunately driving a bit on interstate rig

guy: do using southwest is next? brooke: it will be interesting to see what happens with southwest. it's reported that southwest is in talks with boeing. it is not necessarily going to be an additional order. it will be part of southwest's existing order, just repurchasing some of those jets. i don't know at this point if we should expect to see southwest topping up its order like ryanair did. boeing is struggling with a lot of carriers right now. they've been clear they don't need a lot of additional new planes in their fleet right now. i don't know that we will see necessarily a wave of airlines announcing orders along the lines of what we heard today from ryanair. i think a lot of these carriers are going to want to see some kind of recovery start to take place before they are willing to really expand their fleet. alix: such a good point. thank you very much, brooke sutherland of bloomberg opinion. in the next hour, we will speak to the ceos of boeing, as well as ryanair. you don't want to miss that. this is bloomberg. ♪ ritika: let's check in on the bloomberg first word news.

>>plus southwest airlines issuing a warning to his workforce, what the carrier says it may be forced to do for the first time ever and a stunning collapse at an observatory the moment, a telescope receiver. >>comes crashing down. and as you can see it was caught on camera. >>stunning footage really sad that this happened it's the moment part of a telescope came crashing down snapping cable sending debris into the air. and it's amazing to see on the security footage, this is in puerto rico. the receiver of observatory telescope fell and damaged the reflector dish. it's the second largest telescope of its kind in the world and has contributed to several major discoveries about our solar system that was also featured in the james bond movie goldeneye. at least nobody was injured. >>carole baskin the star of the netflix show tiger king is defending her facilities safety protocols that's after one of her volunteers at big cat rescue in florida. nearly lost an arm in a tiger attack. we should warn you the details of the attack are pretty gruesome that volunteer was trying to feed the anima

possibly making 1a degrees in the southwest. that wetter weather continues to push its way eastwards during sunday evening. some heavier rain for a while across eastern parts of england, and then we see those showers follow on behind. up weather system moves away on sunday night into monday morning, stays very mild and low pressures sitting towards the west of the uk. essentially, sunshine and bands of showery, some wetter weather across more western areas pushing northwards into scotland. a few showers wanting through the english channel, may well be dry across the midlands. temperatures 11—12 for much of the country. still very mixed through the rest of the week. the winds not quite as strong on tuesday, fewer showers but wetter and windy weather and probably returning on friday as well. thursday looks like it should be a bit drier and brighter with some sunshine. this is bbc news. talks between the eu and the uk are continuing overnight in brussels — with both sides warning they're unlikely to reach a post—brexit agreem

this one could move perilously close to the far southwest, so we could see strong winds here, maybe thicker cloud. some spots of rain for western cornwall, maybe the odd shower for the northeast, but for most, it'll stay generally dry. again, the winds fairly light, a little bit of sunshine around, some mist and fog and murk around too, but temperatures on the low side — two to six degrees. a similar sort of day on wednesday, and then from midweek onwards, signs of it beginning to turn a little bit more unsettled and those temperatures climbing very slowly. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. brexit trade talks are paused after eu and uk negotiators fail to reach agreement, with just 4 weeks to go until the uk's transition period ends. after the uk, bahrain becomes the second country to approve the pfizer coronavirus vaccine. the world health organisation welcomes the news: progress on vaccines gives us all a lift and we can now start to see the light at the end of the tunnel. the uk promises to reduce carbon emissions more quickly than a

this one could move perilously close to the far southwest, so we could see strong winds here, maybe thicker cloud. some spots of rain for western cornwall, maybe the odd shower for the northeast, but for most, it'll stay generally dry. again, the winds fairly light, a little bit of sunshine around, some mist and fog and murk around too, but temperatures on the low side — 2 to 6 degrees. a similar sort of day on wednesday, and then from midweek onwards, signs of it beginning to turn a little bit more unsettled and those temperatures climbing very slowly. tonight at six. brexit trade talks are at a very difficult point, warns downing street — as negotiators continue to talk into the night. the eu's chief negotiator is still in london for the intensive discussions with just four weeks to go until the uk's transition period ends. really, it's now getting under 30 days and we're no clearer or further forward as to what's going to happen. both sides are said to be giving it their all to try to get a deal done this weekend if possible. also tonight... telesales a 16—year—old boy was one of

in mild there for most, s0 are drying in mild there for most, so double figure temperatures in the southwest could make 1a degrees dim on the cooler side though i think first island in the northeast of england with some wet weather here in the evening. that should move through, left with sunshine and blustery showers i think on monday. on tuesday, though, the winds won't be quite as strong, more places will be quite as strong, more places will be dry with some sunshine at times. this is bbc news, i'm samantha simmonds. our top stories... talks between the eu and the uk about a post—brexit trade deal continuing overnight, but a british government source warns the offer from brussels remains unacceptable. the general in charge of the us coronavirus vaccination drive has said the first innoculations will take place on monday. within the next 2a hours, they will begin moving vaccines from the pfizer manufacturing facility to the ups and fedex hubs. the head of the un urges countries to declare climate emergencies as part of efforts to tackle global warming. # whether you're a brother or whethe

possibly making 14 degrees in the southwest. that winter weather continues to push its way eastwards during sunday evening, some heavier rainfora time during sunday evening, some heavier rain for a time —— that wetter weather. 0ur weather system moves away on sunday night into monday morning, stays very mild and low pressure sits towards the northwest of the uk. feeding and those brisk, south to south—westerly winds and essentially, sunshine and bands of showers. quite a few showers running through the english channel, so drier weather not completely dry, may well be across the midlands and eastern england. temperatures of 11-12 eastern england. temperatures of 11—12 for much of the country. still very mixed through the rest of the week. the winds not quite as strong, but wet and windy weather and probably returning on friday as well. there is a look like it should bea well. there is a look like it should be a bit drier and brighter with some sunshine. —— thursday looks like. this is bbc news, the headlines at eight.

>> reporter: today, three locations in southwest florida had 400 doses available. they were all booked by 7:00 a.m. >> there just hasn't been much planning, there hasn't been much investment, and we're starting to see departments of health that are really stretched having to try to figure out how to get all these vaccines into people and it's going much more slowly than i think the federal authorities thought it would. >> very long lines there in florida. rachel scott joins us now live from washington. and rachel, the president-elect with that stark warning today, predicting 400,000 americans could die from covid before he even takes office? >> reporter: yeah, top. the president-elect tonight saying that the country appears to be on track to reach that grim milestone before the inauguration. that is only three weeks away. biden saying that he does expect the death toll to continue to rise in january and february and that things may not start to turn around until march, and that even under his plan, it will be months before the majority of americans are vaccinated.

police state in the southwest of the country is the heartland of one of mexico's most powerful criminal groups the new generation cartel. this is one of the videos they've released showing their firepower and they've not been afraid to turn it on authority to fool this is fascination could mark the start of a real season of political violence in mexico and that's because next july the country's holding its biggest ever elections and in the run up to elections in the country is usually the point where criminal groups try to position their own candidate and they often do that by murdering rival ones. at least not to listen the violence former governor of her lease go would likely not be the last guy john home and how does it or mexico city. still to come on al-jazeera the new hope for poorer nations that can't afford to find millions of doses of the crude virus vaccine and we hear from a libyan father who's returned to the who we flight cheering fighting. collar the weather remains miles wet sand windy across western parts of your temperature in edinburgh got up to 14 celsius on friday of

as we get the wetter weather arriving in northern ireland, wales and the southwest, temperatures here will be much higher by morning, but with some clearer skies ahead of that, away from the northeast of scotland, it will be quite a bit chillier. as we head through the morning, though, this cloud will quickly move northwards and eastwards, it will bring with it some outbreaks of rain, some heavier rain moving northwards through the midlands into northern england into scotland during the afternoon, some more rain coming into the southwest and wales. and then we see sunshine and showers arriving into northern ireland. stronger winds actually on sunday, particularly strong around coastal areas, drawing in milderair, double figure temperatures for most, could make 1a celsius in the southwest. but cooler again i think for scotland and the northeast of england, where we will have some rain during the evening, that could be quite heavy for a while, this band of rain then sweeps eastward through the midlands into eastern england and the showers follow on behind. should be pretty mild, actuall

gales are likely in the southwest, but because it's southerly wind, it is unusually mild for this time of year. temperatures hitting 13—14 celsius. the rain and potential flooding is the story, and that rain continues in the same sort of areas during friday evening before pushing into eastern england during friday night, to be followed by this area of low pressure. now, the very mild air and the more persistent rain will move away by the weekend, but we draw in slightly cooler air coming in from the atlantic around that area of low pressure. so, temperatures are going to drop away through this weekend, and essentially, we're left with a mixture of sunshine and scattered showers. now, on saturday, the bulk of the showers will be across western parts of scotland, wales, and western england. there will be a few showers around elsewhere, perhaps, but probably more in the way of sunshine. temperatures still in double figures on saturday — not quite as mild as friday, and the winds will still be strong, as well. it stays quite windy, actually, right the way through the weekend. there's m

off the prairie from the southwest. 80 degrees by the afternoon. and then the city built out of would, fences, sidewalks, streets. thousands of these, basically, shacks. again, it is like someone laid a fire. ironically, the south and east. the animals and it did burn. not their house. >> what an interesting question. before the atomic bombing of japan the air force used phosphorus bombs. those cities were burned to the ground. the air force studied the chicago fire. the most effective way to burn those cities to the ground. are you familiar with that history? >> no. i do not know. no is the short and. a great dispute over how successful it was to use fire to fight fire. setting off exploding gunfire. dynamite was not yet available to create this. disputes over whether that was successful or not. there were plenty of other examples after this case which triggered the fires. >> you talk about the reports that are coming to, who are the reporters that covered the story and how do they cover it. >> first of all, chicago is a news nexus. correspondence

on one face southwest airlines that expects boeing $737.00 x. jet deliveries through the end of 2021 of the shipment includes 16 least aircraft and southwest expects to return to revenue service by march well this will be following active pilot training that is in a regulatory filing southwest said given to continue to surge in coburn 1000 cases and depressed revenue environment the company continued to experience softness and leisure passenger demand and bookings for december 2020 average daily core cash burn went up to $12000000.00 in the 4th quarter that's up from the previously estimated $1011000000.00 the company shares fell 1.2 percent in premarket trading. time now for a quick break but when we come back all that holiday shopping online may be a big one fall for china will break down how the pandemic is affecting trade with the u.s. as we go to break here the numbers at the close. the u.s. economy was booming doing numbers of people when they needed. you can work 40 hours 'd a week and still not have enough to get housing everybody believ

we start to see rain coming into wales in the southwest and northern ireland and lifting temperatures. ahead of that advancing cloud we will see clear skies and may be temperatures close to freezing. it clouds over quickly from the west and we see rain pushing northwards and eastwards, heavy rain probably over the hills of wales in northwest england and heading up toward scotland in the afternoon. maybe some sunshine and showers following into northern ireland and a stronger wind around on sunday. particularly around coastal areas, quite strong winds here in the woods coming in from the south or southwest and temperatures in scotland in the northeast of england, seven or 8 degrees, mild or elsewhere and possibly 14 celsius in the southwest.

some stronger winds tomorrow as well coming in from the south or southwest, fresh to strong winds around coastal areas and temperatures still, like today, around 7—8 celsius across much of scotland, the northeast of england, milder elsewhere, possibly making 1a celsius in the southwest. that wetter weather continues to push its way eastwards during sunday evening, some heavier rain for a while across eastern parts of england and then we see those showers following on behind. so our weather system moves away, actually, on sunday night into monday morning, it stays very mild, actually, and low pressure sits towards the northwest of the uk feeding in those brisk south to south—westerly winds. essentially, it's sunshine in bands of shower, some wetter weather again across more western areas, pushing northwards into scotland. quite a few showers running through the english channel, so the drier weather, although not completely dry, may well be across the midlands and eastern england. fairly mild, temperatures 11—12 celsius for much of the country. still very mixed though through the res

but the wind will pick up again across western areas, initially down toward the southwest, as we go through tuesday night and into wednesday morning, with that next area of low pressure coming in and clearly turning things letter for some of us too, whereas elsewhere, it'll be a cooler start to the day but a mainly dry start to the day. so here is that area of low pressure. it has strong winds with it, particularly for the republic of ireland, but could well see parts of southwest england initially, than eastern parts of northern ireland, gusting to 60 mph for a time. potentially disruptive winds. where they combine with high tides, there could be some coastal flooding. there's an area of heavy rain too, but that will weaken as it pushes eastwards during the day, but there will be heavy showers following on behind, particularly into scotland and into northern ireland. these are your wind gusts. and it will be blowing right across the uk on wednesday, but again, particularly so in the west. and many of us will see temperatures just into double figures, maybe a degree or so short of that, esp

>> southwest is an inexpensive stock, if things come back hilton is tougher. i think enphase is the ideal stock. holy cow, it's such a good company. i've been recommending it on air. it constantly goes higher. very few biden stocks. look at that what a chart southwest i'm partial to i would not want to own an airline, but gary is so good i have boeing on tonight i'm interested to see why boeing is taking delivery of the 737. i can't agree with all of those. i think resmed is the best i think a lot more people have sleep disorders than people realize. mick farrell is really, really smart. it's not the kind can of stock i would own with the boom coming but, align, they are doing special things when it comes to medical devices in your body they're secular growers and i like that even with this. >> steph, you bought slumberj. we had a conversation with scott brown last week or maybe the week prior -- i know he was being a little facetious but he called it one of the worst trades he's ever made. why is now the time to get into that >> because i think you're at the

the energy is driving in this way, bringing showers in from the southwest. let's take a closer look. i will bring the leading bands of rain on shore, they will get here by tomorrow afternoon. but because the rain is coming from the southwest, that means, as it hits the santa cruz mountains, it is hitting the mountains head on. not like a typical storm that comes from the northwest and gets absorbed by the peninsula and doesn't have a chance to get up and over the santa cruz mountains. that's kind of perfectly oriented to force this storm to drop more rain on the than a typical storm would have. so it doesn't look like intense downpours, but it needs to be watched. as far as everybody else, here comes the rain. this is 6:00 tomorrow evening. it's a well organized line that will march off to the northeast. kind of weird, but that's what it will do. and by 9:00, the well organized line is just starting to clear the far inland part of the east bay. that is the first phase. once we get past that and into the overnight hours, it will be scattered showers throughou

also some sunshine, the best temperatures probably in wales and the southwest, eight, maybe 9 degrees but in the cloud further east, it's going to be colder, around four celsius or so. early next week, one area of low pressure running to the southwest, another one threatening to come in off the north sea. that will bring some wetter weather across... next week is going to be dry generally. it is going to be cold and could be quite great with some patches of fog. —— quite grey. rain also some sleet and snow mainly over the high ground, welcome to bbc news, i'm luis vonjones. 0ur welcome to bbc news, i'm luis vonjones. our top stories: welcome to bbc news, i'm luis vonjones. 0urtop stories: new lockdowns are in place in san francisco to help curb a surge in coronavirus cases. us president—electjoe biden calls for congress to act without delay to help americans who have lost jobs as delay to help americans who have lostjobs as a result of covid—19. hello and welcome to the programme. the us has recorded 14.1 programme. the us has recorded 1a.1 million cases and 276,000 deaths fro

as we get the wetter weather arriving in northern ireland, wales and the southwest, temperatures here will be much higher by morning, but with some clearer skies ahead of that, away from the northeast of scotland, it will be quite a bit chillier. as we head through the morning, though, this cloud will quickly move northwards and eastwards, it will bring with it some outbreaks of rain, some heavier rain moving northwards through the midlands into northern england into scotland during the afternoon, some more rain coming into the southwest and wales. and then we see sunshine and showers arriving into northern ireland. stronger actually on sunday, particularly strong around coastal areas, drawing in milder air, double figure temperatures for most, could make 1a celsius in the southwest. but cooler again i think for scotland and the northeast of england, where we will have some rain during the evening, that could be quite heavy for a while, this band of rain then sweeps eastward through the midlands into eastern england and the showers follow on behind. should be pretty mild, actually, ov

protecting communities across the southwest border and as we say at the department, every community in america is a border community. whatever happens across that border will be in places like minneapolis and chicago and seattle within days, so we see that and this is about making sure we are protecting the american people for the long haul and making sure at the department we continue to be agile and able to adjust. place,ut procedures in we know the adversary will change so it is not enough to do one thing and say we solved that problem. we do that and it is important to come back to its time and again to see how it continues to shift. jim: i would like to ask you another issue related to china, and i really think it gets to the core function of why we create this department. you go to somebody and say do you want to be free, safe, prosperous? i want to be all three, and you only achieve that by getting to the real issues. famousremember the telegraph, andg nobody thinks about the last 200 words. we are going to win in the end because we are stronger and if in, but we can't win the p

we start to see rain coming into wales in the southwest in northern ireland and lifting temperatures. ahead of that advancing cloud we will see clear skies and may be temperatures close to freezing. it clouds over quickly from the west and we see rain pushing northwards and eastwards come heavy rain probably over the hills of wales in northwest england and heading up toward scotland in the afternoon. maybe some sunshine and showers following into northern ireland and a stronger wind around understanding sending us come up or tickly around coastal areas, quite strong winds here in the woods coming in from the south or southwest and temperatures in scotland in the northeast of england, seven or 8 degrees, milder elsewhere and possibly 1a celsius in the southwest. this is bbc news, with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the general in charge of the us coronavirus vaccination drive has said the first innoculations will take place on monday. within the next 2a hours, they will begin moving vaccines from the pfizer manufacturing facility to the ups and fedex h

southwest has been trying to convince union workers to accept pay cuts. boeing received a vote of confidence from another airline on thursday. the discount air carrier said they are adding five 737 max jets to its fleet. the 737 max had been grounded after 2019 because of a pair of accidents. reporting, i'm diane king hall. >>> some monster waves have been slamming the coastline, some over 20 feet tall. it's creating a surfer's paradise. >> every wave you surf is like a different canvas. there's this chon influence of forces of mother nature. the storm comes from thousands of miles away. the tides influence it and all of these different forces of mother nature coming together to make this wave. on a day like that, the waves were 15 to 18 feet. it definitely gets your heart racing for sure. i wouldn't recommend going out on a day like today. the best mental and spiritual therapy i found. this is like a sanctuary being out in the ocean. >> beautiful video. you have to be careful mary, especially with the monster waves. you have to know what you're doing. >>

only around 20% of fa ns were and the southwest only around 20% of fans were keen on the idea. that is where they are on the fans are based in the country and finally we can look at the fans from specific clu bs. look at the fans from specific clubs. here is a snapshot where they we re clubs. here is a snapshot where they were the team that came out on top. 28% working on the idea with the likes of premier league liverpool at the bottom of this with just 30% and isaid the bottom of this with just 30% and i said there is much more on all of this on the bbc sport website and it's always what's going to be a contentious topic. but it's safe to say opinions are split across all fa ns say opinions are split across all fans of football. quite like how it is at the moment. it could be good. thank you very much for that. the four winds out of four so far in their group. taught in our where they will be kicked off they only needed a draw to score to secure their qualification to the knockout stage. they are 1—0 down at the moment and less there are already through. no goals in that ga

showers probably ease off for a time across wales and southwest england, but it's going to be a cooler day wherever you are — temperatures eight to 11 degrees celsius. into next week, another area of low pressure is going to be sliding its way eastwards across england and wales, bringing another bout of fairly heavy rain. and given that the ground is saturated, we could well see some further localised flooding issues. further north, we've also got a weather front that will be pushing its way in across scotland — that will be bringing rain which, again, won't be particularly welcome. mild across england and wales — up to 13 or 14 degrees celsius in the warmest spots. further north, it's turning colder on monday. scotland, northern ireland, northern england, temperatures closer to about six degrees celsius. the cold air stays to the north of the uk on tuesday. tuesday and wednesday sees this weather front extending across england and wales, bringing yet more rain. but eventually we are going to see the colder weather across scotland, northern ireland and northern england sinking so

but at the moment, across the southwest of england in south wales, will be windy around coastal areas and will feel cold as well and this week and things start to calm down a bit it is still cold and still in the cold air but is going to be quite dry gradually as well but low pressure around but the number of isobars is reducing the windsor decreasing and the wind is filling so decreasing and the wind is filling so it is weakening and will be producing as much wet weather but we start with some winter weather still on saturday, particularly across the eastern side of the uk and then across southern england closer to the centre of the low, but mostly raini the centre of the low, but mostly rain i think at this stage and still quite chilly though, temperatures from four to 6 degrees and the winds will be easing through the day into the second half the weekend, we still get the low pressure there, but is not producing as much a wet weather around it for many parts of the country, the winds will be light in the day should be dry and there should be some sunshine as well. after a touch of

it's heading across parts of the southwest of england and wales, into southwest scotland, northern ireland as well. should be dry for northern and eastern scotland, and much of the eastern england through the courts of tonight. it's here that the temperatures will fall lowest. milder where you've got the wind and that rain in the west can be quite heavy at times. the wind gusts the real feature of the weather for the day as this area of rain slowly moves its way eastwards. east anglia and the southeast largely dry for much of the day, and there will be some sunshine following on from the rest later on with further scattered showers. gusts reaching around 60 mph through exposed parts of the irish sea, 30 mph further east. so wherever you are, blustery conditions and temperatures between around 9—11 degrees. bye for now. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is 0utside source. in the uk, two medical journals warn — that easing covid restrictions at christmas is ‘rash and will cost lives'. 0ur health system is not going to manage if we allow the current trend to continue out on top of this super

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showers probably ease off for a time across wales and southwest england, but it‘s going to be a cooler day wherever you are — temperatures eight to 11 degrees celsius. into next week, another area of low pressure is going to be sliding its way eastwards across england and wales, bringing another bout of fairly heavy rain. and given that the ground is saturated, we could well see some further localised flooding issues. further north, we‘ve also got a weather front that will be pushing its way in across scotland — that will be bringing rain which, again, won‘t be particularly welcome. mild across england and wales — up to 13 or 14 degrees celsius in the warmest spots. further north, it‘s turning colder on monday. scotland, northern ireland, northern england, temperatures closer to about six degrees celsius. the cold air stays to the north of the uk on tuesday. tuesday and wednesday sees this weather front extending across england and wales, bringing yet more rain. but eventually we are going to see the colder weather across scotland, northern ireland and northern england sink

. >>> southwest airlines is once again booking middle seats on its flights. passengers are still required to wear masks. in october southwest said they would start selling every seat on december 1st and it's now fulfilling that promise. the decision comes after the carrier reported a record $1.2 billion third quarter loss because of the pandemic. southwest says it will notify you ahead of time if your flight has more than 65% of the seats sold. >> that happened for me, jett bl jetblue usually has the middle seats open, they sent an email saying not anymore. but they also said if you cancel and want your money back, you can have your money back, which i appreciated. >> okay. as far as i know, delta is the only airline that extended it past the new year. >> that's nice. >> they'll also give you a refund, as far as i know, along with southwest -- they usually give you a credit. let's talk about what's going on. plus they bragged that every two to three seconds their air is filtered with outside air with a hepa filter. increasing clouds, mild afternoon today. ext

southwest is is inching closer to the first furloughs in the company's history. yesterday warning nearly 7,000 employees could lose their jobs unless labor unions could help to cope with a sharp drop in travel. looking to cut pay by 10% in exchange for no furloughs through next year. right now, negotiations with unions are dead locked. the airline has suffered significantly since the pandemic hit in march. >>> 1.5 million employees are getting a fourth round of bonuses. full time workers at wall smart and sams club will get $300 on part time workers $150 on christmas eve. this bonus comes as labor back groups has been ramping up extra money to those fighting the pandemic. >>> warner brother's pictures is making the boldest move yet. it will stream the entire 2021 film slate including a new "matrix" movie and a lin manuel miranda remake. and then they will continue to only play in theaters. >> i was saying i needed coffee because i felt i was dragging. then you said a new "matrix" movie. >> love the matrix. mr. anderson. >> and i don't even have to change out of m

beginning today southwest airlines is unblocking its middle seats on flights. that means the airline will begin booking travel in the middle seat. just before the christmas and new years tral period. southwest officials say the decision wasn't made lightly. and based on the latest infection data. southwest requires people to wear a face mask during flight. >> rob, let's talk about the forecast. right now is there any rain in sight? >> normally in december it should be arriving every two to three days. like many things this year applying to the weather, not so much the case. in the meantime, for now, it's patchy fog. that will be the story towards tomorrow morning. more high clouds during the day tomorrow. the threat of the dry days now through the end of november dry and more dry days to start december. parts of state about to see extreme fire danger. let's taek you outside. we have mostly clear skies. san francisco 54 degrees similar temperatures around walnut creek. numbers drop into the 30s toward the morning. here's a pretty view. the almost full moon risin

gales are likely in the southwest, but because it's southerly wind, it is unusually mild for this time of year. temperatures hitting 13—14 celsius. the rain and potential flooding is the story, and that rain continues in the same sort of areas during friday evening before pushing into eastern england during friday night, to be followed by this area of low pressure. now, the very mild air and the more persistent rain will move away by the weekend, but we draw in slightly cooler air coming in from the atlantic around that area of low pressure. so, temperatures are going to drop away through this weekend, and essentially, we're left with a mixture of sunshine and scattered showers. now, on saturday, the bulk of the showers will be across western parts of scotland, wales, and western england. there will be a few showers around elsewhere, perhaps, but probably more in the way of sunshine. temperatures still in double figures on saturday — not quite as mild as friday, and the winds will still be strong, as well. it stays quite windy, actually, right the way through the weekend. there's m

. >> go outside, right after sunset and look to the southwest. it's going to be there and that's the great thing about this event. you don't have to wait all night to see it. it's going to be right there. if you've got a pair of binoculars that's great. >> so you don't need a telescope. >> but you need to stay tuned. >>> so tomorrow we still look in the southwest direction if we want to see it. >> yes, indeed. you didn't see it tonight? >> i didn't get a chance. i just saw some pictures of it. >> it's not going to be that close. >> just above the horizon. >> tomorrow night. if we get clear skies. andrea will write and tell us about the 2080 viewing. in the meantime, thanks for watching colbert is - [male narrator] the following is a paid advertisement for the bissell crosswave cordless max sponsored by bissell. (upbeat music) - what is that? what does it do? - [female narrator] it vacuums. - i thought so. - [female narrator] and washes. - and washes? - [female narrator] at the same time. - at that same time? - at that same time? - [female narrato

if you look through a telescope, toward the southwest you will be able to see the large moons of jupiter and the rings of saturn within the same field of vision. that is not happen more than once every few hundred years. the last time it happened was in the 1200, so if you want to see that you can look after this evening and they are pretty close together. really close together by monday evening, that is when jupiter and saturn are almost going to appear as one.in the sky. but if you have a good pair of binoculars, or telescope, you will be able to pick out the details, both the rings of saturn and the galilean modes of jupiter. back here on earth, summary last night in our corner of the planet. that was nice to see. over an inch, but for most of us it was generally in that quarter inch to half-inch range, not a drought buster but we will take every bit we can get. not much rain in the forecast either as we look ahead to the next several days. temperatures right now dipping down a bit into the upper 40s, and a couple of pots, into the upper 40s, low 50s and with clear skies and dying win